The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-16
CLEVELAND INDISP0SED.
cuo1ERA MoRBUs AND FATIGUE
uEEP HIM IN BED TILL NOON.

Mrs. Cleveland's Eye Still Causing Her
considerable Pain-Villagers Gather
outside of the Cottage to Hear Her
cino-A Family Reunion and Sail on
the st. Lawrence.
EoprsT PORT, July 5.-Notwithstandin
.ho+ the sun arose gloriously over the hills
this morning there were no signs of life at
tho rosidence of Rev. Mr.. Cleveland, where
tbe Presidential party is stopping, until
noarIv o'clock. During last evening Mrs.
Cleveland played number Of selections on
the piano and sang one of her favorite songs.
The music, however, seemed to attract the
,rinaoers, and as soon as the fact was dis
covered she ceased. The curtains were not
drawn and the party could be seen chatting
togptber. Mrs. Cleveland, although still
wearing bandage over her eye, seemed to
orter into the conversation with energy.
Bouquets presented to her, at Gin
ton were displayed about the parlors.
THE PRESIDENT ILL.
The President did not rise to breakfast
with the remainder of the family. but re-
n,ained in bed till noon. He was suffering
noorb,1s. DR.. A. G Brewer called during
tLemorning and gave him little medicine
The Railway Commissioners also made the
President a brief call Mrs Clevelands eye
named her still, and altogether the party is
SADLY in need of the rest they are now en-
joying
INVITED TO OTHER PLACES.
The agent of one of the hotels on the St
Lawrence river arrived here this morning
for the purpose of endeavoring to induce
tbe President to hold an informal reception
AT a hotel designated by him during the af-
ternoon tomorrow. The citizens of Water
town, too, are very desirous of en-
tertaining the Presidential party for
short time tomorrow morning.
The President, however, has decided not
to allow arrangements to be made for the
excursion tomorrow. According to the
original plan, the special train conveying
the President and Mrs. Cleveland was to
reach there at 1890 o'clock in the morning
and was to be met by General Manager
Britton, of the Rome, Watertown and Og
densburg railway, accompanied by a num-
ber of Mrs Cleveland's friends. The train
was scheduled to reach Cape Vincent at II
o'clock and the party were to embark at
once on the steamer st. Lawrence for
days ride among the islands. The Presi-
dents arrangements provided for dinner on
board the boat.
A FAMILY REUNION.
FOREST PORT. N Y, July Is, II p M
1t is learned that to-morrow's jaunt will
partake of the nature of family reunion.
Family affection among the Clevelands is
very marked, and the trip to Forest Port
was made with this meeting in view. Be-
sides the President and his wife and Rev.
and Mrs W. N Cleveland, the party will
consist of Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, of
Holland Patent, and Mrs. Yoemans, of
Wayne county, his sisters, his nieces,
Miss Harriet Hastings, of Clinton, and Miss
Carrie Hastings of Smiths College, Mass !;
Secretary Fairchild and wife, and swego
friends. The President will not depart from
the original arrangements to spend the day
on steamer among the Thousand Islands
The train will leave Alder creek about $50
o'clock in the morning and return about the
same hour in the evening. The President
went to his room again in the afternoon and
remained there until nearly Z o'clock, when
he began to prepare for the reception.
A GREAT NIGHT.
1t was a great night for the hamlet of
Forest Port. People drove in from all sec
tons and in all kinds of conveyances. At
1;3O o'clock the reception began. The band
gave an open air concert on the hill just
OliS i'It oOiitlSSO, OlC e1h}NlpuS pSN
pie filed the steps and yard, the crowd ex-
tending in an orderly line out to the street
The guests were presented to the President
and his wife by Mrs. w. n. Cleveland and
Railroad Commissioner Herman The lady
OF the White House wore an evening cos
tune Of cream-cOlOred lace over white
satin, and at her throat glistened handsome
crescent of diamonds The President was in
full evening dress During the evening over
IOpersons were shaken by the hand by both
the President and his WIFE, Little children
aud aged men were alike Hospitality re-
celved. During the day the President re-
Gelved the Autographed invitation of Post
Root Grand Army of the Republic of SYRIA
SGuse to visit that city, but be will probably
be obliged to decline kilograms also
poured in during the evening, requesting
that brief stops be made by the excursion
tomorrow at different towns along the route
from this village to Cape Vincent. No
1eilnlte replies were made.